Metalcloak lift

[Bjshu96]

I just got a Metal cloak lift installed. I go off road 5-6 times a year so I'm not afraid to get it dirty. However, I also keep it very clean when not off roading. I want to keep the Metal cloak lift clean and shining. Are there any products I can use that won't hurt the coating on the new parts?

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[Gvsukids]

I just got a Metal cloak lift installed. I go off road 5-6 times a year so I'm not afraid to get it dirty. However, I also keep it very clean when not off roading. I want to keep the Metal cloak lift clean and shining. Are there any products I can use that won't hurt the coating on the new parts?

Ask @Metalcloak or @Metalcloak Jon

 

[wader303]

I just got a Metal cloak lift installed. I go off road 5-6 times a year so I'm not afraid to get it dirty. However, I also keep it very clean when not off roading. I want to keep the Metal cloak lift clean and shining. Are there any products I can use that won't hurt the coating on the new parts?

Call Metalcloak and ask them.

 

[SSinGA]

spray and wipe with some 303 protectant.

 

[wildtaco]

An oil based undercoating like Fluid Film would probably do the job. You would most likely have to spray it every time you washed the undercarriage though as it does wash off with pressure washing. Verify with Metalcloak as others have said.

 

[Econn2000]

I just got a Metal cloak lift installed. I go off road 5-6 times a year so I'm not afraid to get it dirty. However, I also keep it very clean when not off roading. I want to keep the Metal cloak lift clean and shining. Are there any products I can use that won't hurt the coating on the new parts?

Turtle Wax Ceramic Hybrid

 

[Metalcloak]

I just got a Metal cloak lift installed. I go off road 5-6 times a year so I'm not afraid to get it dirty. However, I also keep it very clean when not off roading. I want to keep the Metal cloak lift clean and shining. Are there any products I can use that won't hurt the coating on the new parts?

Our best recommendation, if you want to keep the gold as gold as possible is to clear coat the arms with an off the shelf clear coat spray.

Barring that, the gold is going to fade and discolor over time. It is simply a chromate surface protectant for the zinc that is infused into the steel. [note, when the gold fades or discolors, the zinc is not affected, it is still fighting corrosion for you].

As a note, do not use any harsh chemical cleaners... here is a little vid we did on it...

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